This video just saved me so much "hard-way" learning. My belt hole eyelets are literally in the mail. Now at least I can use them for somewhere else where they'll be more useful. Now I need to figure out how to reinforce a hole... I'd LOVE a video on sweat resistant leathers and giving consideration to sweat damage, by the way. Especially choices for thicker 3-4 oz-ish options.
Keith Rucker uses the same intro music to his videos.. I like both of your vids.. This was very interesting brother.. I am just starting to play with leather and this has answered questions I was just starting to think about.. Carry on!
Chuck, this is very interesting. What do you use in belt hole to keep the hole from stretching? You only told us half the story. Plus the Little Wonder is way too costly crafters. Richard
You've never had two grand daughters left with you while setting eyelets. I've got to try removing two of them because they moved on the anvil during my second wack!
For stretched out holes, you might have to go with a larger eyelet or grommet so that the tongue lays flat. If you notice in the video the grommet was just big enough for the tongue of the buckle to fit through but there was no wiggle room for the tongue to lay flat so you would have to account for that.
Oohh I would like the little wonder, very useful for someone who does mostly belts. I'd pay like $60-80 for that......sees in comments it's over $400 like that's way too much for a manual machine
Great vid. But the cost of the little wonder is ridiculous. $440.00! I paid $60 bucks for a cheap one that does the same thing and has lasted me over 10 yrs now. So as much as I appreciate weaver, the cost of all your equipment is insulting. SNS
I think Chuck is the Bob Ross of leatherwork, such a wonderful guy
Great and clear explaination Chuck! Thanks for the info.
Man I love these videos. Chuck has given me more information in leather working than school gave me in all lessons.
Great to hear! Thank you :)
@@WeaverLeatherSupply are the 12mm eyelets longer for thicker leather or are they the same length as the 8mm eyelets
This video just saved me so much "hard-way" learning. My belt hole eyelets are literally in the mail. Now at least I can use them for somewhere else where they'll be more useful. Now I need to figure out how to reinforce a hole...
I'd LOVE a video on sweat resistant leathers and giving consideration to sweat damage, by the way. Especially choices for thicker 3-4 oz-ish options.
Keith Rucker uses the same intro music to his videos.. I like both of your vids.. This was very interesting brother.. I am just starting to play with leather and this has answered questions I was just starting to think about.. Carry on!
Good video Chuck. Keep up the good work. God bless. From Glenn CATT in Massachusetts.
Love the backdrop
Thanks! Just what I needed.
I am currently practicing setting 3/16" grommets.
Oh i want that setter
Chuck, this is very interesting. What do you use in belt hole to keep the hole from stretching? You only told us half the story. Plus the Little Wonder is way too costly crafters. Richard
Oh nooooos!! After watching this video I just realized I ordered the a grommet setter attachment for my little wonder not the EYElet setter! Ahhhh
You've never had two grand daughters left with you while setting eyelets. I've got to try removing two of them because they moved on the anvil during my second wack!
I bought a #8 setter, for use with kydex. Did I get the wrong size? It does look as big as your big one.
It depends on the size hole you want, you just have to make sure to buy the same size grommets as the setter.
I always use a 4x6 oblong on my belt holes. To me it looks better and the belt lays flatter with a center bar buckle..
So what do you recommend for stretched out belt holes then if not eyeletes?
For stretched out holes, you might have to go with a larger eyelet or grommet so that the tongue lays flat. If you notice in the video the grommet was just big enough for the tongue of the buckle to fit through but there was no wiggle room for the tongue to lay flat so you would have to account for that.
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leather harnesses and ı learn a lot of things to this guy ı mean a loooooot thank u man thank u
Oohh I would like the little wonder, very useful for someone who does mostly belts. I'd pay like $60-80 for that......sees in comments it's over $400 like that's way too much for a manual machine
Great vid. But the cost of the little wonder is ridiculous. $440.00! I paid $60 bucks for a cheap one that does the same thing and has lasted me over 10 yrs now. So as much as I appreciate weaver, the cost of all your equipment is insulting. SNS
Got a name for the cheap one you bought? I'm interested in a cheap model for myself